Relating to payments to the federal government; prescribing an effective date.

Summary

The bill lets the governor, with the attorney general and treasurer, order state agencies to hold back money they owe the United States when a court says the federal government owes Oregon money. Those withheld funds are placed in a special Treasury account and released once the state's claim is satisfied. The law also shields state officials from civil suits arising from these actions.

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